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 Avoid this game. It has nice artwork but that's really all it has going for it. I've never seen such bad scrolling in a vertical shooter on ST. The game also has very little challenge. I've never played through and beat this game because when I tried to I got so bored that I just shut the ST off. The music is very nice, until you realize that there is just one track that loops throughout every stage. I wanted to like this game due to the nice art but Core really let me down this time.
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 I liked this game. It's a port of Space Harrier II from the Sega Genesis. It's surprisingly as good as the source material.
My one gripe is that while the music is very very good, the channel that contains the melodies cuts out when any sound effects are occurring. This sadly has to be done but it's too bad they cut the "catchiest" and least-repetitive of the 3 music channels when firing your weapon.
This is fun and all, but it's still not the best Space Harrier action you can get. It may be the best Space Harrier game on ST though so give it a shot.
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 You may think that this game is choppy but it's still playable. In fact, this ST port is better than Sega's own port to their own MegaDrive/Genesis system. The scaling is better, and the 3D-road effect is more faithful to the arcade version. The music and colour are a little worse, but otherwise this is the superior home version.
This is a good game if you're into arcadey racers. It's better than Outrun for ST and has a nice Sega style.
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 This game allows multiplayer link-up over a null-modem or RS232 cable. Null modem allows you to also challenge Amiga owners with the game too!
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 Read my review here.
Also I can't stress enough how brilliant the Dungeon Master Encyclopedia is. If you're a fan of the game, have a squizz. Well done, MR Gothmog, Sir!
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 Hey Llama-fans! Better than Robotron? Quite possibly. Certainly the best top-down shooter available on the ST and a whole sheep (sorry, heap) of fun. Read my review here.
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 Gravitar to the power of ten! Thrust eat your heart out! Aster-who? Superb gravity-em-up from FTL, makers of Dungeon Master. Two completely different games, both displaying mastery of the craft - I must get round to playing Sundog. Read my Oids review here.
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 No other game on any other system makes me laugh out loud like IK+, especially in two-player. Super slick gameplay, pixel-perfect collision detection, nice music, great sampled sound effects. This has got to be the best beat-em-up on the ST. Read my review here.
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 This game ate hours and hours of my life! A flawed masterpiece, but still a masterpiece. Read my review here.
I agree with SSB. I play this on Steem with the processor at 36Mhz. You can then have all details at full and still have a smooth playing experience. Makes combat a joy!
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